As Imperceptibly as Grief Flashcards

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what does the title and the first line link the idea of what

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The title and the first line “As imperceptibly as Grief” links the idea of grief to the passing of summer

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what does “Twilight long begun” suggest

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suggests that grief is overtaking her happiness

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what do the The images of the end of a day/season such as “dusk”, “twilight” and “Summer lapsed away”
suggest

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suggest the passing of time and life.

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what does Final words – “Summer made her light escape Into the Beautiful” suggests

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suggests the passage of time is inevitable but will end in something more positive – possibly a release into heaven.

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what is the tone of the final words

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The tone of the final words is more hopeful than the rest of the poem.

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when did Emily Dickinson live in Massachusetts, USA from

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1830-86.

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what did emily dickinson not do much

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She was recluse so did not leave the house

often.

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what happened before she wrote this song

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Before she wrote this poem several family members and friends had died.

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why does dickinson use a series of dashes

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Dickenson uses a series of dashes to create a hesitant and disjointed pace to the poem, reflecting
her own fractured state of mind

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what are the 5 poems and links that the poem can be compared to

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Time passing – To Autumn and Afternoons

 The natural world – To Autumn, Excerpt from the Prelude and Death of a Naturalist

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